The Resort Studio was created with it’s founder Susie Sharman-Hayles’ love of tropical plant life, and bold, colourful architecture at it’s heart. After travelling to destinations such as Morocco and India, she had an abundance of inspiration that she wanted to utilise, but was unsure of which avenue to pursue.…
La conquête de l’espace (Space Conquest) is an ongoing project by designer and artist Florian Tripoteau. Through the use of space-related iconography, Florian expresses scepticism about the way in which the private occupies public space. His approach aims to produce various forms, essentially visual, in order to emphasise this conquest which…
Lost Time aims to spark action and ignite conversation around the gender pay gap. In 2020, the gap stands at 17.3%, meaning women effectively work for free for 63 days a year. Lost Time have created a large-format, limited-edition print to spotlight the issue, with all of the profits going…
Doriane Millet is a french artist currently based in Marseille. Passionate about narrative images, she works on personal projects including comics, art prints, and wall paintings. Conceptual, figurative, and emotional, her work crosses over a variety of domains including contemporary art, illustration, and interior design. The artist takes narrative images…
Graphic and illustrative designer, Debby Peeters, lives and works in a little Dutch town called Reuver. Since graduating as a Graphic Designer in 2005, her work has progressed to focus more and more on illustration. Her style is colourful and expressive, and animals are often her chosen subject. Debby predominantly…
Adding vibrant colour and bold pattern to the post industrial landscape of Manchester, the works of Plug-In Pencil are joyful and playful abstractions of architecture. Their images focus on a building’s detail, using technical drawing styles to explore hidden surrealism. As a trained and practising architect, Plug-In Pencil particularly love…
Our 58th issue of Posterzine™ celebrates the work of artist Lynnie Z, and covers all things including annoying the neighbours from her studio, to her obsession with faces, and finding her flow. Lynnie’s style is incredibly distinctive, and she utilises a bold colour palette to depict her playful and charismatic…
Micky Cranston is a designer and printmaker working across screen and relief print. His work is a mixture of illustration and collage created from found images, type, vintage illustrations, comic book art, advertising, and photographs. He is relatively new to the world of printmaking, having dabbled here and there over…
People of Print are very excited to announce the launch of our brand new shop; PEOPLEOFPRINT.STORE. Carefully curated by our Director, Marcroy Smith, the store will feature collaborations, limited editions, and exclusive prints. Making great art accessible to everyone, the shop specialises in luxury products at a fair and affordable…
(de)Conceptualise is an independent printmaking practice developed by Pedro Gil Farias. His practice focuses on linocut prints that foster critical reflection about the design world, society and technology. Pedro engaged with linocut printing for the first time as an escape from the more theoretical and research based work he was…
Pubs; they’re at the heart of our community and culture. The places we head into after work to dissect and forget our day. Where drinks are spilled, quizzes are lost and memories are made. However, faced by the current crisis, our pubs are at risk, and without support many will…
Issue 57 of People of Print’s monthly publishing project, Posterzine, showcases the work of British artist and illustrator, Magda Archer. Inside the issue you can read an exclusive interview with the artist, and bag a limited edition A1 poster of her ‘Stay Fresh’ graphic. Magda’s work consists of vibrant paintings and…
Dani Molyneux, of graphic design and branding studio, Dotto, has designed a small token of appreciation for our key workers in the form of an enamel pin badge, produced by our sister company, PINBADG.ES. “A little doodle one evening at the beginning of this weird time turned into production of an…
Hand Dryers, based on Samuel Ryde’s Instagram account, is the world’s most complete collection of hand dryers. Who knew that something so normal, so instantly forgettable, so remarkably unremarkable could be a thing of such beauty and intrigue? The book documents a stalwart of industrial design, an item so every…
Produced in partnership with Foilco., our very special 56th issue of Posterzine™ features FEMME TYPE; a platform founded by Amber Weaver that celebrates the work of womxn in the type industry. Posterzine is People of Print’s monthly publishing project that takes the form a mini monograph magazine, uniquely folding out to…
PINBADG.ES have launched a design competition to celebrate reaching 1000 followers on Instagram. To enter, simply sketch up a design you would love to see as an enamel pin and email it over to the team. The winners will receive 50 hard or soft enamel pins with a card backer. The…
Find Timothy Goodman‘s crazy illustrations, doodles and scribbles in our 51st issue of our monthly publication, Posterzine™. Including an exclusive interview with the artist and printed in two popping Pantone spot colours, Posterzine™ is People of Print’s monthly publishing project taking the form of a mini-magazine which folds out into a gorgeous…
Published by Occasional Papers, The Natural Enemies of Books: A Messy History of Women in Printing and Typography is edited by feminist graphic design collective MMS (Maryam Fanni, Matilda Flodmark and Sara Kaaman). As a response to the groundbreaking 1937 publication Bookmaking on the Distaff Side, which brought together contributions…
Dublin based print studio, Damn Fine Print, have produced a limited edition A2 screen print in tribute to the legendary producer, DJ, and musical inspiration, Andrew Weatherall. The print is inspired by the story behind a tattoo that Weatherall had: “This young lad picked me up for a gig in Cork.…
After several years of collaboration, graphic design studio, The Bon Ton, was set up 3 years ago by Amélie Bonhomme and Amy Preston. They recently had the opportunity to work for Tate Modern on the exhibition catalogue for Andy Warhol. Graduating from Central Saint Martins and Brighton University, the pair first…